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The Making of the High Weald Cultural Landscape
- 1. The Making of the High Weald Matt Pitts Cultural Landscape Advisor High Weald AONB Unit
- 2. What is Landscape? http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu Collins dictionary Landscape Convention Definition
- 3. What is Landscape? •an expanse of scenery that can be seen in a single view http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu Collins dictionary Landscape Convention Definition
- 4. What is Landscape? •an expanse of scenery that can be seen in a single view http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu •an extensive area of land regarded as being visually distinctive Collins dictionary Landscape Convention Definition
- 5. What is Landscape? •an expanse of scenery that can be seen in a single view http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu •an extensive area of land regarded as being visually distinctive Collins dictionary an area, as perceived by people, whose character is the result of the action and interaction of natural and/or human factors. Landscape Convention Definition
- 6. Look beyond the visual
- 9. Protected Landscapes - South East
- 10. High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
- 14. Geological History Purbeck Limestone
- 15. Geological History Purbeck Limestone
- 16. Geological History Hasting Group Purbeck Limestone
- 17. Geological History Hasting Group Purbeck Limestone
- 18. Geological History Wealden Clay Hasting Group Purbeck Limestone
- 19. Geological History Wealden Clay Hasting Group Purbeck Limestone
- 20. Geological History Upper Greensand Lower Greensand Wealden Clay Hasting Group Purbeck Limestone
- 21. Geological History Upper Greensand Lower Greensand Wealden Clay Hasting Group Purbeck Limestone
- 22. Geological History Chalk Upper Greensand Lower Greensand Wealden Clay Hasting Group Purbeck Limestone
- 23. Natural inheritance Data derived from British Geological Survey (c) NERC
- 24. Geology – cross section Today High Weald South Downs North Downs
- 25. Landform
- 26. Landform
- 27. Landform
- 39. Water Systems
- 40. Main Rivers Medway Rother Ouse Cuckmere Brede
- 41. Main Rivers Medway Rother Ouse Cuckmere Brede
- 42. Main Rivers Medway Rother Ouse Cuckmere Brede
- 43. Headwaters Medway Rother Ouse Cuckmere Brede
- 44. Headwaters Medway Rother Ouse Cuckmere Brede
- 46. Early human activity – Mesolithic 8000 – 4300 BC
- 47. Early human activity – Mesolithic 8000 – 4300 BC Microliths, found High Rocks, Tunbridge Wells Courtesy Tunbridge Wells Museum
- 50. Pollen Evidence
- 51. Pollen Evidence
- 52. Pollen Evidence
- 53. Pollen Evidence
- 55. Early human activity - Neolithic 4,300 – 1400 BC
- 56. Early human activity - Neolithic 4,300 – 1400 BC Polished flint axe head, found Hartfield Courtesy Tunbridge Wells Museum
- 57. Early human activity - Bronze Age
- 58. Early human activity - Bronze Age Tanged & barbed arrow head, found Warren Farm, Rotherfield Courtesy Tunbridge Wells Museum
- 62. Roman ironworking sites Courtesy Tunbridge Wells Museum
- 63. Roman ironworking sites Romano- British nail, found Castle Hill, Tonbridge Courtesy Tunbridge Wells Museum
- 64. Roman Finds
- 65. Roman Finds Copper alloy nummus of the House of Constantine, VRBS ROMA type, mint of Trier, c.AD 330-335
- 66. 2nd Century medallion of Antoninus
- 67. 2nd Century medallion of Antoninus
- 73. Transhumance: dens and droves
- 75. Early routeways
- 76. Early documentary history for dens in Sussex. Anglo Saxon Charter of c.765 lists pig pastures and denns
- 77. LIDAR (Light Detection and Ranging)
- 78. LIDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) Seeing through the trees
- 79. LIDAR (Light Detection and Ranging)
- 86. Medieval Period
- 91. Post Medieval Iron 9 pound cannonball, found Hadlow Courtesy Tunbridge Wells Museum
- 108. Landscape character of the High Weald defined
- 109. What is Landscape? •a ‘good landscape’ is an interesting one, in which history remains ‘legible’ so that the marks left by the work and lives of hundreds of generations of our predecessors can still be recognised. Graham Fairclough, English Hertiage
- 110. Find Out More
- 111. Find Out More www.highweald.org
- 112. Supported by A partnership between Natural England, East Sussex, West Sussex, Kent and Surrey County Councils, Rother, Horsham, Mid Sussex, Tandridge, Sevenoaks, Wealden District Councils and Tunbridge Wells, Hastings, Crawley, Tonbridge and Malling and Borough Councils.